The author is French, brought up in Alsace and Provence, educated at the Sorbonne. She was an interpreter at the UN in New York, where she now lives most of the year, and is married to an American. She is now the successful President and CEO of Veuve Clicquot Inc., the US arm of the French champagne makers - increasing their market share in the US from 1% to 21% in 10 years.

"Mireille's book is for the woman in search of a better, sexier, happier lifestyle" Scotsman "Guiliano's advice is practical and sane" New Statesman "A gentle and painless introduction to the French women's well-honed tricks to get your figure back - and then keep it" Living France "Slender, elegant, well-spoken, sensible and unembarrassed by the frank embrace of stratagems" Paris to the Moon "Reveals the secrets of French women's eating regimes. Reader, it all sounds pretty good to me" Daily Express

The author is French, brought up in Alsace and Provence, educated at the Sorbonne. She was an interpreter at the UN in New York, where she now lives most of the year, and is married to an American. She is now the successful President and CEO of Veuve Clicquot Inc., the US arm of the French champagne makers - increasing their market share in the US from 1% to 21% in 10 years.

"Mireille's book is for the woman in search of a better, sexier, happier lifestyle" Scotsman "Guiliano's advice is practical and sane" New Statesman "A gentle and painless introduction to the French women's well-honed tricks to get your figure back - and then keep it" Living France "Slender, elegant, well-spoken, sensible and unembarrassed by the frank embrace of stratagems" Paris to the Moon "Reveals the secrets of French women's eating regimes. Reader, it all sounds pretty good to me" Daily Express

The author is French, brought up in Alsace and Provence, educated at the Sorbonne. She was an interpreter at the UN in New York, where she now lives most of the year, and is married to an American. She is now the successful President and CEO of Veuve Clicquot Inc., the US arm of the French champagne makers - increasing their market share in the US from 1% to 21% in 10 years.

"Mireille's book is for the woman in search of a better, sexier, happier lifestyle" Scotsman "Guiliano's advice is practical and sane" New Statesman "A gentle and painless introduction to the French women's well-honed tricks to get your figure back - and then keep it" Living France "Slender, elegant, well-spoken, sensible and unembarrassed by the frank embrace of stratagems" Paris to the Moon "Reveals the secrets of French women's eating regimes. Reader, it all sounds pretty good to me" Daily Express